Welcome to the Cape St. John Citizens Association (CSJCA) website, developed to serve as an informative resource for our neighbors, prospective homeowners, and the residents of the Cape St. John community in Annapolis, Maryland.
Cape St. John is a charming, rustic, water-privileged community located on the South River and accessible via Riva Road. Originally used as a camp for the Boy Scouts of America, Cape St. John was purchased, subdivided, and sold to individual owners who built their homes for permanent and part-time residence. The CSJCA held its first meeting in 1951. CSJCA membership offers use of the community beach, boat ramp, day tie up, small boat storage, picnic tables/BBQ facilities, and a children's playground.
Cape St. John is a charming, rustic, water-privileged community located on the South River and accessible via Riva Road. Originally used as a camp for the Boy Scouts of America, Cape St. John was purchased, subdivided, and sold to individual owners who built their homes for permanent and part-time residence. The CSJCA held its first meeting in 1951. CSJCA membership offers use of the community beach, boat ramp, day tie up, small boat storage, picnic tables/BBQ facilities, and a children's playground.
Homeowning In CSJ
Information about living in Cape St. John!
(The community borders include 203-300 Cape Saint John Rd, all of Friends, W Friends, E Friends Rd, Dogwood Trail, Poplar Trail, Woodside Trail, Valley View Rd, and Island View Dr.) Any addresses not listed does not have water privileges or access from the CSJ Beach.
(The community borders include 203-300 Cape Saint John Rd, all of Friends, W Friends, E Friends Rd, Dogwood Trail, Poplar Trail, Woodside Trail, Valley View Rd, and Island View Dr.) Any addresses not listed does not have water privileges or access from the CSJ Beach.
| csjca_bylaws_as_amended_january_24_2013.pdf |
| cover_letter_for_beach_rules_homepage.pdf |
| info_for_prospective_homebuyers_realtors.pdf |
Traffic Study Feedback!!
Well, the long awaited AACo Roads - Traffic study - is back......and....... "Houston, we have a problem, but it isn't as bad as we first thought!" Please come to the Community Semi Annual meeting (details on our community calendar) to hear more.
Please find and review the attached study results. The study is thorough but the quick summary is: Of the 6 areas studies, there are 2 areas where speed averages reached the County threshold for community assistance. Both areas of note are outside the CSJ Community boundaries (in the ares between Riva Rd and Boyds Ridge). The speeds reflect the effects of travel on the "down hills". The Board met with the County's lead Traffic Engineer and there are options we as a community can implement within CSJ but we want to hear from the community and vote on any practical efforts to make our streets safer for all. Please come to the meeting to hear & be heard!!
Well, the long awaited AACo Roads - Traffic study - is back......and....... "Houston, we have a problem, but it isn't as bad as we first thought!" Please come to the Community Semi Annual meeting (details on our community calendar) to hear more.
Please find and review the attached study results. The study is thorough but the quick summary is: Of the 6 areas studies, there are 2 areas where speed averages reached the County threshold for community assistance. Both areas of note are outside the CSJ Community boundaries (in the ares between Riva Rd and Boyds Ridge). The speeds reflect the effects of travel on the "down hills". The Board met with the County's lead Traffic Engineer and there are options we as a community can implement within CSJ but we want to hear from the community and vote on any practical efforts to make our streets safer for all. Please come to the meeting to hear & be heard!!
| cape_saint_john_-_data_summary_graphic_11x17.pdf |
| cape_saint_john_-_technical_memo.pdf |
| eastern_raven.doc |